contractual

I have no contractual rights as a woman in my country.

A contractual matter to which you were not a party.

The real issues, she said, involved contractual rights and due process.

A new contractual approach was being developed for the following five years.

He'd see him at nine the next morning to go over contractual stuff.

"We have to know a good deal more about these contractual arrangements."

Up to 13 workers were called for under former contractual guarantees.

He took almost a month to be able to play due to contractual problems with his former club.

My contractual responsibilities would then, as they say, be at an end.

We had finished most of the contractual work by late November 1992.

Then, for contractual reasons, we had to move to a 148-seat space nearby.

There are no contractual obligations to work a certain number of hours.

What kinds of contractual terms would any new Iraqi government offer?

Both sides have had an odd contractual relationship until now.

However, because of a contractual agreement, she was never credited.

In addition, the court looked to the child's best interest, which could have been be undermined by the contractual terms.

Real property rights can be assigned just as any other contractual right.

There is no contractual obligation to pay out a share.

We cannot restrict our ability to make the team better because of some contractual decision.

To me, this is nothing more than a contractual monopoly that was beyond my control.

Also, she was not in control on the contractual agreement of the album.

The initial contractual target had been 100 percent access within 10 years.

He had a contractual obligation to return to his old band.

Absent any such contractual concerns, we Americans are free to move from one job to another.

These include contractual payments secured by a home or car.